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passenger side done...

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that is sweet so far . i like to see it when u r done.

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thank you, got some 22 gauge steel as it is easier to bend around the sides, so it went much faster, and the top is redone in 16 gauge, won't be body worked for quite some time, trying to get everything roughed in so that I can get the doors remounted so I can replace rockers and some of the floor that has some rust, and i only have another 4 days left in texas, so that means I need to hurry lol

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workin on the drivers side dash extension

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dash roughed in completely

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today got the doors rough fit, flushing them with the body, so have to do some more work on fitting the bottom of window frame to body, but that will be tomorrow, enjoy

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Wow! looking good. With that chop she's gonna always look like she's moving even when parked. The dash tie in to the A-pillar is shaping up nice as well.

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I wanted to shave my rain gutters off, but I was a little afraid of my experence. Maye later in another build. I am slso building a 67 out of my 72 frame.

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thanks, it looks pretty amazing in person, gives it the right amount of aggressive appearance, and the dash actually worked out a lot better than I had invisioned, one piece kinda sucked to make, as I think I threw away 5 pieces that I didn't like, but turned out nicely, I'm gonna take an 1 1/4" out of the hood to match the slope of the roof, which turns out to be 7 degrees down from stock

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it was actually a pretty pleasant experience, if you want some more info on it, look up the custom classics truck "get shorty" and they have a write up of them going through it step by step, I followed that as I was going, but still needed to do a lot of extra with the chop

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Well back at school, so no more work for awhile, but did manage to sell my old engine/tranny as well as the stock radiator this last weekend

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Looks good! Subscribed!
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Interested to see how this turns out! Definately a unique build you have going on here!

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Well, back for another summer. I recently graduated from Cornell University, and I will be attending the University of Michigan in the fall going for a Ph.D. in Communications. Not too long ago my father commented that he was bored at home, and I jokingly suggested he replace some of the rust on the floorboard of the truck. To my surprise, he actually began the process. Here are some pics as to where the truck is currently. This upcoming weekend we will be picking up some clean front sheet metal at the swapmeet in Conroe, Tx. The plans for the summer are to clean up the rest of the cab, weld and grind everything that is not currently finished. Sandblast the entire cab, and get it in primer/sealer. I will also sandblast and primer/seal my model a while I am at it. The work begins!

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more...

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some more...

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and up to date...

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Good day at the Conroe swap meet yesterday, picked up a new driver side outer and inner fender, along with a core support, 2 hood hinge springs, and some urethane primer for after I finish sand blasting, the fun will soon begin :)

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Great build!
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Thanks! Your projects are always awesome.

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Great build. Ive always loved those dashes and considered putting one in my truck. Keep up the great fab work, nice to watch!

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Thanks a lot! I'm kinda similar to your build in the fact that not many people comment :). Keep truckin' along anyways though, love your build man, keep up the awesome work

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I admire(envy) your vision with this build, and am most impressed by your execution. Keep it up, we will be watching
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thanks so much! vision might be a bit overstated though. I just spent a lot of time looking at the builds from others and figuring out what I like and don't like. I am doing this truck mostly around a concept I just don't see. And as for execution, its all just patience and practice, sometimes I'll make a part 4 or 5 times because I don't like it, and that's the only one you see a picture off, mostly because I use the other parts as a way to vent my anger (anvil and BFH) Ill keep posting, at this rate I might finish by 2020 lol

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model a in the paint/blast booth (cheap party tent from sears, so cheap in fact that its missing one wall), my dads current project (56 ford, mustang II front susp, TCI rear leaf spring, 5.3l/700r4, 9" 3.73 gears, foose wheels that were supposed to go on his other truck, but were scratched, so we sent them back to discount tire, and bought them back a year later for half the price :metal:)